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16.04.15

A talking dog? No way!

Dog-loving viewers of reality television series Britain's Got Talent were less than impressed with the performance of ventriloquist Marc Metral and his dog Wendy. Watch their performance and read the story here.

Easter SOSD-day

The bunny-themed holiday has always been one about celebrating new beginnings. This year, Save Our Street Dogs is holding a canine adoption drive to do just that—help abandoned dogs find loving homes to begin newer and happier chapters of their...

Shelter Dogs made good

Extraordinary Dogs

As Ambrose Bierce puts it, a dog is “a kind of additional or subsidiary Diety designed to catch the overflow or surplus of the world's worship.” Dogs never fail to impress and endear with their intelligence, affection and myriad capabilities.

The Issue of Stray Cats

Feral cats, wild cats, stray cats -- we have many names for the mysterious felines we sometimes see peeking out from under our porch or darting into abandoned buildings. Yet most of them share a single destiny: short, difficult lives.

Missing cat left defenseless without her claws

I chanced upon a post about a missing female cat from Pipit Road last night. To make matters worse, her owner had declawed the feline. Not only lost in unfamiliar territories, she is incapable of defending herself!

Dog-loving viewers of reality television series Britain's Got Talent were less than impressed with the performance of ventriloquist Marc Metral and his dog Wendy. Watch their performance and read the story here.

The bunny-themed holiday has always been one about celebrating new beginnings. This year, Save Our Street Dogs is holding a canine adoption drive to do just that—help abandoned dogs find loving homes to begin newer and happier chapters of their lives.

As Ambrose Bierce puts it, a dog is “a kind of additional or subsidiary Diety designed to catch the overflow or surplus of the world's worship.” Dogs never fail to impress and endear with their intelligence, affection and myriad capabilities.

Feral cats, wild cats, stray cats -- we have many names for the mysterious felines we sometimes see peeking out from under our porch or darting into abandoned buildings. Yet most of them share a single destiny: short, difficult lives.

I chanced upon a post about a missing female cat from Pipit Road last night. To make matters worse, her owner had declawed the feline. Not only lost in unfamiliar territories, she is incapable of defending herself!